I have 4 worx tools and am very happy with all. I built a fork lift for my garden tractor but there are a lot of places it won't go, but this will. You wouldn't start a construction co. with one of these but having worked construction all my life and getting older it is a great help around my 1 1/2acre place with two shops,greenhouse, garden, and critters. Now I have something to carry my Jaw saw, cordless trimmer and tri-vac around in. I really like that it easily fits thru doorways too.
PS, @RonSmith, we've kept ours out in our side yard for about a year and a half. No rust whatsoever! Not the bolts, not the extended arms, not the wagon itself, none whatsoever.
I have just tried out my new aerocart. We needed a 2nd cart. Every time I am using our wheel barrel my husband needs it and vice versa. I really want to like this cart. I was disappointed at how small it is. It might hold as much weight but not as much volume. Ok, I can deal with that and empty more often. I don't like the solid tires. It's like running into a brick wall when you hit a tree root popping out of the ground. The old wheel barrel tire would bounce off of the root and over it. Ok, I can walk around the roots. I do love the narrow profile, makes it easy to get into the chicken yard. I do like the stability of it having the 2 tires. I will probably like the bag feature and the potted plant lifter feature. I also ordered the wagon kit. I am not sure of how much time it will take to convert it to a wagon. Looks like it may take some time so that might be a problem. Thinking about sending the wagon kit back. Oh, and the instructions are terrible!!! I will use it some more as I have only been at it for an hour today. I have 60 days to decide if I will send it back. I really do want to like this cart. I will repost as I get a better idea of how it all works. I once ordered a WORX leaf blower and sent it back.
+Dee Leb it is small so you can maintain light weight, and i dont know about you, but i think the "running into brick wall feeling" is worth it for the no-flat tires, so dont hate.
Witam wszystkich użytkowników tego wózka. Po kilku latach jest w sprzedaży w Polsce. Przymierzam się do kupna, przewożę wyłącznie drzewo kominkowe. Myślę ze to bedzie dobra opcja. Pozdrawiam z Polski.🤠
I really like everything it does, and how it's built, but it's too small to do real work! You'll make more trips hauling loads. If the added wheel and placement of them cut's down on the feel of weight, why didn't they make it bigger? Also, the handles seem too short to comfortably use as a dolly with a tall item like a refrigerator.
@RonSmith very funny. The 'actors', first off, are not actors at all. We are all impartial users of the product who were willing to use the AeroCart and give our honest opinion. Secondly, I don't know about the other users, but as a woman, I stand 5'8". Not terribly short for a woman. My husband next to me is even taller. But cute. Very funny.
Order11110 I am sure this product could be designed for heavier jobs, and it could be designed to replace the wheel barrel for heavier construction jobs. Perhaps there could be two versions of this product (one for home use and one for construction site uses). If this product works as well as advertised, I think it is a great product.
Order11110 ...Most people DO buy it for working around the yard...and if a person has a shed, they would store it there! I have both a wheelbarrow, and a good hand truck...And the tires are always going flat. Granted, my hand truck will move a fridge with ease, but this would come in handy for a lot of other tasks around the house. Not many folks would buy it for major construction work, so you calling people, or it names is unwarranted...But then you must have hemorrhoids that make you too damn cranky to be civil...You should have those checked. Your link to the wheelbarrow if fine for people that need one, but some people can't pick up a large 50 pound planter or large stone to get it in the bed of the wheelbarrow...so buying one doesn't help them at all. The Worx does that with ease. I sure as Hell hope you are nicer to your clients, because you have a Bad Attitude!
I can not get the stand to lay down towards the Areocart. I can pull the orange button to lower the black stand but it will not lay against the cart. Help!
I have the dolly/buggy but I need: • Cylinder Holder • Bag Holder • Plant Mover Strap • Rock Mover Mesh Anyone know where I can get them without paying retail?
Sandra Kirk I believe those items should have come with your AeroCart. I think they are standard. The wagon kit, seat, water bag and snow plow are a separate purchase, but I think the items you had mentioned should have come with it. I would get a hold of Worx and explain that these items were missing.
I have original variant wheel-barrow, but can not to send you its photo. Insted answer I reasive " Failure notice". Do you can send me your valabil e-mail ?
joe lem that was one random person's comment. It sounds like it was said as a joke. Don't let that throw you off the entire infomercial. My husband and I own an AeroCart and we both love it. If it makes you feel better, my husband is a macho cop and I need him.
No Barbara it's not a macho thing that's how all these commercials are they make it seem like a regular wheel barrow is impossible to use and makes everyone look like a weakling. I'm sure it's functional but it doesn't hold up to the strength of a good wheelbarrow. I bet for the average home owner doing small tasks around the house and yard it's great. I just think the marketing is a little much that's all. Oh and Btw special thanks to your husband for what he does. My best friend is a cop they need our support now more than ever thank you for sharing 🙂
joe lem there you have it. Joe, it's not a wheel barrow and not meant for large jobs. It's a yard cart and meant for projects around the home. It makes loads lighter than a wheel barrow does, and is more balanced. I, myself, cannot manage a wheel borrow but love my AeroCart. It's easy to maneuver, padded for my hands, balanced, glides through doorways easily, and stores nicely. All I know is that I have one, I use it all of the time, it's convenient, and it helps me get things done. I've had neighbors and friends borrow it (men) and they always keep it twice as long as they say they're going to, and I end up having to ask for it back, because I really do use it a lot. Perhaps you are use to wheel barrows, can manage them, and don't mind calluses. But the AeroCart is meant to be a yard cart, not a wheel barrow. It's meant to be something EVERYONE can use easily, not just men, and personally, being a woman, I'm thankful I can use it all day and it doesn't give me rough hands.
joe lem PS- Joe, thank you for the kind words about my husband! We appreciate it!! (Our oldest of four sons is a cop too!) Yes, it's a scary job as it is, but made so much worse lately. The media certainly doesn't help with the negative picture they're always painting. If people only understood that 99.9% of cops (idk the actual statistics) are super good people, and there is so much sadness in life (like the homeless, domestic violence, etc.) that goes on daily that we don't deal with in our average day, because they do. The media could certainly help, but they choose to go to the other extreme. Anyway, Joe, thank you.
+Rockwell Tools You show the woman losing the heavy plastic bag traversing a steep incline, but don't show your cart doing the same. With a single wheel you can compensate for the lateral incline, but not with two wheels.
Robbie Elkins, my husband and I have an AeroCart and use it all of the time. We've had friends and neighbor's borrow it and they always seem reluctant to return it. I usually end up calling them and asking for it back because I really do use it a lot.
I have 4 worx tools and am very happy with all. I built a fork lift for my garden tractor but there are a lot of places it won't go, but this will. You wouldn't start a construction co. with one of these but having worked construction all my life and getting older it is a great help around my 1 1/2acre place with two shops,greenhouse, garden, and critters. Now I have something to carry my Jaw saw, cordless trimmer and tri-vac around in. I really like that it easily fits thru doorways too.
We've had our AeroCart over 2 1/2 years and we are still loving it!
"Revolutionary design!
It's a wheelbarrow with two wheels.
+ScottyWired Its not just a wheelbarrow ;)
PS, @RonSmith, we've kept ours out in our side yard for about a year and a half. No rust whatsoever! Not the bolts, not the extended arms, not the wagon itself, none whatsoever.
I have just tried out my new aerocart. We needed a 2nd cart. Every time I am using our wheel barrel my husband needs it and vice versa. I really want to like this cart.
I was disappointed at how small it is. It might hold as much weight but not as much volume. Ok, I can deal with that and empty more often. I don't like the solid tires. It's like running into a brick wall when you hit a tree root popping out of the ground. The old wheel barrel tire would bounce off of the root and over it. Ok, I can walk around the roots.
I do love the narrow profile, makes it easy to get into the chicken yard. I do like the stability of it having the 2 tires.
I will probably like the bag feature and the potted plant lifter feature.
I also ordered the wagon kit. I am not sure of how much time it will take to convert it to a wagon. Looks like it may take some time so that might be a problem. Thinking about sending the wagon kit back.
Oh, and the instructions are terrible!!!
I will use it some more as I have only been at it for an hour today. I have 60 days to decide if I will send it back. I really do want to like this cart. I will repost as I get a better idea of how it all works.
I once ordered a WORX leaf blower and sent it back.
+Dee Leb it is small so you can maintain light weight, and i dont know about you, but i think the "running into brick wall feeling" is worth it for the no-flat tires, so dont hate.
Outstanding!
Witam wszystkich użytkowników tego wózka. Po kilku latach jest w sprzedaży w Polsce. Przymierzam się do kupna, przewożę wyłącznie drzewo kominkowe. Myślę ze to bedzie dobra opcja. Pozdrawiam z Polski.🤠
Awesome! Best to you too from America. Enjoy your AeroCart!
@@barbaralkennedy1870 ...już kupiłem i używam 👍🤠 Dziękuję za Wasze opinie.
I really like everything it does, and how it's built, but it's too small to do real work! You'll make more trips hauling loads. If the added wheel and placement of them cut's down on the feel of weight, why didn't they make it bigger? Also, the handles seem too short to comfortably use as a dolly with a tall item like a refrigerator.
@RonSmith very funny. The 'actors', first off, are not actors at all. We are all impartial users of the product who were willing to use the AeroCart and give our honest opinion. Secondly, I don't know about the other users, but as a woman, I stand 5'8". Not terribly short for a woman. My husband next to me is even taller. But cute. Very funny.
puro actor
Kimberley Joseph is lovely!
I love my Worx AeroCart!
Order11110 I am sure this product could be designed for heavier jobs, and it could be designed to replace the wheel barrel for heavier construction jobs. Perhaps there could be two versions of this product (one for home use and one for construction site uses). If this product works as well as advertised, I think it is a great product.
Order11110 ...Most people DO buy it for working around the yard...and if a person has a shed, they would store it there!
I have both a wheelbarrow, and a good hand truck...And the tires are always going flat. Granted, my hand truck will move a fridge with ease, but this would come in handy for a lot of other tasks around the house.
Not many folks would buy it for major construction work, so you calling
people, or it names is unwarranted...But then you must have hemorrhoids
that make you too damn cranky to be civil...You should have those checked.
Your link to the wheelbarrow if fine for people that need one, but some people can't pick up a large 50 pound planter or large stone to get it in the bed of the wheelbarrow...so buying one doesn't help them at all. The Worx does that with ease.
I sure as Hell hope you are nicer to your clients, because you have a Bad Attitude!
Order11110 it’s called a ‘yard cart’ for a reason.
I want this so bad!
I hope you got/get one 😊
Now make one twice as big, and you've got a sale.
2:52 I wonder how you get work as an "aerocart expert"?
This device is a good idea but has problems in many situations if they update those problem will still a good product .
Juan, the mulato had problems. Worx corrected all those problems. It's a wonderful product!
@@brooksidecourt naravilloso no exageres
How do you lay down the Areocart stand? I pulled the orange button and still cannot lay down the stand?
I can not get the stand to lay down towards the Areocart. I can pull the orange button to lower the black stand but it will not lay against the cart. Help!
turbo lift!!!!!!!!!!!
I got here from imgur, where is scorpion?
We got trolled
damn troll
+colzerert DO YOU EVEN WATCH THE INFOMERCIAL, OR ARE YOU JUST GETTING ON PEOPLES NERVES?
Id like to see it going down stairs full of stones like you can with a wheelbarrow
+onthelevelbilliards i have done it, and it works
There is no way that thing can do that, prove it and post a video..
Is it extra for the seat? I didn't get one!
+Ginger Lawton it is extra, it is an accessory that comes alone or with a wagon kit.
What's the music in the start pls pls pls pls reply
GUYS WTF IS THAT MUSIC AT THE START PLEASE IT'S EITHER WITH ORE PROS OR EXPLODINTNT
Why is no one ever pushing uphill?
Hal Shute because you would pull it :)
People need to learn to deadlift
Havent these existed for ages just cheaper?
+Juno Jironimo Nope, its one of a kind!
Are ant way you can use it with one arm
+Annette Seargeant Sure if you have enough strength in one arm to balance the unit.
I have the dolly/buggy but I need:
• Cylinder Holder
• Bag Holder
• Plant Mover Strap
• Rock Mover Mesh
Anyone know where I can get them without paying retail?
Sandra Kirk I believe those items should have come with your AeroCart. I think they are standard. The wagon kit, seat, water bag and snow plow are a separate purchase, but I think the items you had mentioned should have come with it. I would get a hold of Worx and explain that these items were missing.
Why the freaking heck is this commercial 28 minutes long!!??!?!
watched it this morning I was enjoying the music on the start and my mom turned it over ☺😊😀😁😂😃😄😅😆😱😟😰😳😳😳😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😭😭😡😡😡😡😡😡😠😠😠😠
Emilie Bowen why so many emotes
wth is happening in this comment section?
I have original variant wheel-barrow, but can not to send you its photo. Insted answer I reasive " Failure notice". Do you can send me your valabil e-mail ?
Cергей Дмитриев sounds legit
How are the steel arms 'reinforced'? BS, please stop the bs, it is a versatile tool, just stop over selling it, please!
Omg stop 😂😂 this is to much a woman empowering wheel barrow Christ 😂😂 this sounds so desperate it's pathetic
joe lem that was one random person's comment. It sounds like it was said as a joke. Don't let that throw you off the entire infomercial. My husband and I own an AeroCart and we both love it. If it makes you feel better, my husband is a macho cop and I need him.
No Barbara it's not a macho thing that's how all these commercials are they make it seem like a regular wheel barrow is impossible to use and makes everyone look like a weakling. I'm sure it's functional but it doesn't hold up to the strength of a good wheelbarrow. I bet for the average home owner doing small tasks around the house and yard it's great. I just think the marketing is a little much that's all. Oh and Btw special thanks to your husband for what he does. My best friend is a cop they need our support now more than ever thank you for sharing 🙂
joe lem there you have it. Joe, it's not a wheel barrow and not meant for large jobs. It's a yard cart and meant for projects around the home. It makes loads lighter than a wheel barrow does, and is more balanced. I, myself, cannot manage a wheel borrow but love my AeroCart. It's easy to maneuver, padded for my hands, balanced, glides through doorways easily, and stores nicely. All I know is that I have one, I use it all of the time, it's convenient, and it helps me get things done. I've had neighbors and friends borrow it (men) and they always keep it twice as long as they say they're going to, and I end up having to ask for it back, because I really do use it a lot.
Perhaps you are use to wheel barrows, can manage them, and don't mind calluses. But the AeroCart is meant to be a yard cart, not a wheel barrow. It's meant to be something EVERYONE can use easily, not just men, and personally, being a woman, I'm thankful I can use it all day and it doesn't give me rough hands.
joe lem PS- Joe, thank you for the kind words about my husband! We appreciate it!! (Our oldest of four sons is a cop too!) Yes, it's a scary job as it is, but made so much worse lately. The media certainly doesn't help with the negative picture they're always painting. If people only understood that 99.9% of cops (idk the actual statistics) are super good people, and there is so much sadness in life (like the homeless, domestic violence, etc.) that goes on daily that we don't deal with in our average day, because they do. The media could certainly help, but they choose to go to the other extreme. Anyway, Joe, thank you.
How the hell do people actually believe any of this crap. That's my question.
+robbie elkins Because we give you a demonstration using the tool and showing what it does by everyday people.
+Rockwell Tools You show the woman losing the heavy plastic bag traversing a steep incline, but don't show your cart doing the same. With a single wheel you can compensate for the lateral incline, but not with two wheels.
Robbie Elkins, my husband and I have an AeroCart and use it all of the time. We've had friends and neighbor's borrow it and they always seem reluctant to return it. I usually end up calling them and asking for it back because I really do use it a lot.
Barbara Kennedy That's what happens when you have the best yard tools ;) Thanks for sharing!
+robbie elkins it works, it really does!